Meeting CJIS requirements
The CJIS Security Policy covers authentication, encryption, logging, mobile devices, training and incident response. Each needs real controls, not just policies.
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CJIS-ready IT support for law enforcement and government
Agencies that access criminal justice information have to meet the FBI’s CJIS Security Policy. Gigabits is CJIS compliant and helps law enforcement agencies, local government offices and their vendors put the right safeguards in place and keep them there.
- CJIS compliant
- Microsoft, Cisco and CompTIA certified team
- Local to coastal Georgia
Common challenges
What we hear from law enforcement agencies and local government
Small teams, big responsibilities
Many agencies and municipal offices don’t have a dedicated IT security staff.
Mobile and in-car devices
Laptops, tablets and phones that access criminal justice information need to be secured and managed.
Audit readiness
When an audit comes, you need documentation that shows your safeguards are in place.
How we help
Services built for law enforcement agencies and local government
- HIPAA and CJIS compliance supportassessments, safeguards and documentation
- Managed IT servicesproactive monitoring, patching and support
- Mobile device managementsecure phones and tablets that access CJI
- Cybersecurityendpoint protection, network and dark web monitoring
- Security awareness trainingrequired training with records you can show
- Data backup and recoveryprotected backups and recovery planning
Compliance
CJIS compliance, handled
Gigabits is CJIS compliant. We help agencies and their vendors meet the technology requirements of the FBI’s CJIS Security Policy, including advanced authentication, encryption, audit logging, mobile device management, security awareness training and incident response planning.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
IT for law enforcement agencies and local government
Is Gigabits CJIS compliant?
Yes. Gigabits is CJIS compliant and helps law enforcement agencies, local government offices and their vendors meet and maintain CJIS requirements on the technology side.
What does the CJIS Security Policy require from IT?
It includes advanced (multi-factor) authentication, encryption, audit logging, access controls, mobile device management, security awareness training and incident response. We help you put each in place and document it.
Can you help us prepare for a CJIS audit?
Yes. We review your current setup, fix gaps and help you keep documentation ready for audits.
Do you work with municipal offices, not just police departments?
Yes. We support local government offices and agencies of all sizes, along with vendors that handle criminal justice information.
Built around how you work
Let’s talk about IT for your agency
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